As she makes a series of mistakes, the noose tightens around Eloïse in Tomorrow Belongs to Us. Should we see this as a sign of his upcoming arrest?
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Will the Sète police end up arresting Éloïse (Aliénor Bouvier) in Tomorrow Belongs to Us?
For several days, the young woman has been desperately trying to pass herself off as her twin sister Adèle. If until now she had managed to cover her tracks, Éloïse is now making more mistakes. Enough to alert those around him, starting with Valère (Josef Mlékuz), Adèle’s ex-boyfriend.
Indeed, the latter saw Éloïse intentionally sedate her sister to keep her in a coma. However, the young man is not the only one to ask questions.
In charge of Adèle, Victoire (Solène Hébert) was recently surprised that her patient had a relapse even though she was showing signs of waking up. And to shed light on this strange situation, she decided to have him undergo additional examinations.
Feeling in danger, Éloïse then attacked Doctor Lazzari to protect her secret. While Victoire will of course recover from the heart attack she had, the police will investigate this mysterious attack.
However, Éloïse is smart and still one step ahead. Once again, the young woman will succeed in misleading the investigators by directing suspicion towards Valère. Not very complicated knowing that the latter is known to the police for having harassed Adèle after their separation.
Enough to slip through the cracks? Not so sure…
SARA IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF ELOÏSE?
In a new extract available on the MyTF1 platform, Sara (Camille Genau) and her colleagues take stock of the investigation into Victoire’s attack. “According to the psychiatrist, Valère Dupin could have delusional bursts following what happened with Éloïse and Adèle“, explains Karim (Samy Gharbi).
It must be said that he takes anxiolytics and other medications that he mixes with alcohol. Although he has no proven mental illness, Valère is a little border. If everything suggests that he is responsible for the attack on Doctor Lazzari, Sara nevertheless has serious doubts.
Indeed, the latter does not understand why he would have attacked the person who takes care of the woman he loves. Would Sara begin to understand that Eloïse has taken Adèle’s place?
It would seem good. According to information from News Current, Éloïse will soon propose to Bart (Hector Langevin). Enough to question Sara who finds the young woman increasingly strange for some time.
Why did Adèle stop painting? Why did she sell Teddy’s motorcycle when she wanted it so much? By searching for the answers to her questions, Sara will understand that Eloïse is the only one who has an interest in Adèle remaining in a coma.
At a time when all the evidence is overwhelming Valère, will Sara manage to make her colleagues listen to reason but especially Bart who firmly believes that it is indeed Adèle? For her part, will Adèle wake up in time to put a definitive end to the actions of her evil twin?
In any case, the outcome is closer than ever in Tomorrow Belongs to Us.